Templates

I found that I needed several kinds of checklists that didn't fit any of the titles that were in the core package. After reading this forum thread I decided to create a blank checklist. This is just the "Actions" page from the core package with the title removed. It is setup for 2up printing front and back.

I agree that a Projects list is an important part of the GTD implementation. I read this forum thread and decided to create one. This is just the "Actions" page from the official v3 core package with the title changed to "Projects". It is setup for 2up printing front and back.

A simple Wine Log to keep track of the wines you've purchased and whether you'd buy them again. Quarter-letter size for portability.

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Hi.

Print a few out and bind them together into a little booklet. There's space for binding at the top of the page to make a flipbook (if using rolla/circa) or just staple a few sheets together.

DH and I are lightweights when it comes to wine. I have relatives who are very serious about wine, and they've been teaching DH a little about appreciating wine. But we needed a way to record at the very least what we liked and didn't like so we knew what to buy/not buy again.

So this form is simple, just to record what it was, where it came from, whether you'd buy it again, and a few notes. So you could write down the color, major flavor components, sweet/dry characteristics, what food to serve it with, etc. in the notes.

Just a quick and dirty form--made and bound in a few minutes. The source file (ODG) and the PDF are included--it's a one-up form, but I'm sure you could modify it to be a four-up with little difficulty.

A basic form for knitters to use in organizing projects. There are sections for keeping track of patterns, yarn, and needles as well as room for sketches, notes, and charting.

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Classic (5.5 x 8.5)

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I'm not a graphic designer, so this isn't perfect, but the basic idea is that you can have your project info all on one page for quick reference. I like to have records of the projects I've done, and this form can be used as a record of past projects as well as an idea sheet for future knitting. The back of the form is knitter's graph paper for charting color or stitch designs.

An ever-expanding set of templates designed to take maximum advantage of the limited real estate of the 3x5 card. The design favors writing space over boundaries. The borders and text are gray to allow your writing to dominate the page. Templates are grouped by:

Organization & lists

Travel & navigation

Research & note-taking

Crafters & hobbyists

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Click on ".pdf" and ".png" links to download templates from the web page. Can be inserted into Word documents, etc.

2007-dated classic-sized calendar in MS Word, for someone in need of more "to do" than appointment scheduling
(Warning: "girly" formatting!)
- Monthly format is two-pages-per-month, with space to record important dates, notes, and monthly to-do lists
- Weekly format is two-pages-per-week. The left side is labeled "To Do" and is for appointments, tasks, or general reminders. The right side is labeled "Done" for notes, information capture, historical recording, etc.
- Weeks run Monday-Sunday, to simplify weekend planning

This template is for homeroasters and coffee aficionados. The first page is a roasting schedule with a field on the left, CODE, for the roast code (think C = city, C+ = City+, FC = Full City, etc). The second form is an inventory list. They are both first drafts. Hopefully, I'll add a cupper's log later. What I've uploaded is a zip archive with both the printable PDF and the customizable odg files.

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Classic (5.5 x 8.5)

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The Coffee Templates are designed for homeroasters to schedule their roasting as well as monitor their inventory. Laid out as a Classic format. Enjoy!

This template is printed on letter paper (8.5" x 11"), cut and folded into an envelope that fits into a Classic binder (5.5" x 8.5").

The envelope has a form on the front for users to list expenses for reimbursement, disbursement requests, and check payee and address information. There is also a place for 2 authorization signatures on the front form. The envelope includes instructions for use on the back as well as a large place for notes.

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Classic (5.5 x 8.5)

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This form is the template of an envelope with forms printed on it. Print to 8.5" x 11" paper (landscape), cut, fold, punch, and store in Clasic size binder (5.5 x 8.5).

I use this form in an organization where I am the treasurer. Members complete it to submit receipts for reimbursement. Members also use it to request a check for something that has a quote or purchase proposal.

As an envelope and form in one, it is really handy for someone like an organization's treasurer or finance committee. It keeps signatures and receipts/quotes all together in one neat place and package.

The template here is simply titled "Authorization for Disbursement". In my customized version, I put the organization's name above the title and the organization's logo to the left of the title. That kind of customization gives the form a more official feel when the form is eventually used for official financial documentation.

A handy pocket reference for editors. Includes frequently used proofreader's marks grouped into general categories (Insert, Appearance, Position, and Correction) plus handy quick-references for common grammatical errors.

Perfect for hPDAs, but can also be easily adopted for other planner sizes too.

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Print individual front and back images on a 3x5 card or other planner format. Designed in the Active Voice template style (see Miscellaneous section).

Front and back templates are available on the Active Voice downloads page. Drag and drop, or right-click and save-as directly from the web page. Can be inserted into Word documents, etc.

Before I found this great site, I found myself becoming overwhelmed at times due to the great number of projects that I'd be working on at any given time. I created this form to help better track the projects that I work on.

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Classic (5.5 x 8.5)

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Before I found this great site, I found myself becoming overwhelmed at times due to the great number of projects that I'd be working on at any given time. I created this form to help better track the projects that I work on.

I created this form to help me keep track of things that I have to do for projects I work on. I can make note of who/what it is for and figure out a priority listing for it. I list all of the things that are to be done and can check them off as I complete them. If I have to get some info from someone else, I can make a note so I can remember it. I can put notes on the back to keep track of things that need to be changed or whatever.

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